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In One Football, No Nets, Walley really opens up to the impact the Matabeleland role has on his personal life, and is written in diary form so it’s very easy for the reader to digest in bite-sized chunks.
We also discuss why an African team is yet to get beyond the quarter-finals of the World Cup and also discuss groundhopping in Latvia, where Walley has coached and even set up clubs.
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